Kach Kouch, the first Bronze Age settlement in the Maghreb before the Phoenicians

At the site of Kach Kouch, in the province of Tetouan, a group of Moroccan researchers unearthed the first known protohistoric village in the Maghreb. This unprecedented discovery confirms the existence of an early Bronze Age settlement predating the arrival of the Phoenicians in the Maghreb region.

Moroccan-style fountain unearthed in Poland sparks mystery

19th-century shipwrecks discovered off El Jadida coast

Ancient medicinal plant use revealed in Morocco's prehistoric burial rituals

Ephedra, an ancient medicinal plant, was used in funerary rituals and possibly for therapeutic purposes by prehistoric communities in Morocco, accoring to a Nature recent study. Fossilized plant remains found in the Grotte des Pigeons indicate the symbolic and medicinal significance of plants among the Iberomaurusians, early hunter-gatherers in North Africa.

Moroccan-French archaeological mission wins Inrap award

Archaeologists want to promote old Islamic sites in Morocco

An American initiative for the conservation of archaeological sites in Morocco